PCB and Wire Harness Assembly Specialist; Medical Devices

About the Role At 7:15 AM you power up your bench in our prosthetics shop and review the day’s build list. By mid-morning, you’re hand-placing components and soldering both surface-mount and through-hole connections that bring our microprocessor-controlled hydraulic knees and feet to life. After lunch, you’re routing wire harnesses, running in-process inspections, and partnering with teammates to keep production moving smoothly.

At day’s end—around 5:00 PM—you’ve contributed to devices that help people move with confidence. Occasionally, you’ll join us on a Saturday (about 6 hours) to meet demand.

What You’ll Build and DoSolder electronic components to printed circuit boards (PCBs), including SMD and through-hole joints.

Inspect and verify your work to ensure every assembly meets our quality standards.

Operate soldering tools and equipment precisely while following all safety procedures.

Collaborate with the assembly team to maintain flow and achieve production goals.

Support adjacent electro-mechanical assembly tasks as needed to complete builds.

Keep a tidy, well-organized workstation to promote safety and efficiency.

Flag and report material shortages, discrepancies, or issues to your supervisor.

What You Bring High school diploma or equivalent.

Hands-on electronic assembly experience. Related backgrounds such as audio equipment installation, home networking, or PC building are highly relevant.

Knowledge of soldering practices—through-hole and surface-mount techniques preferred.

Ability to read and follow assembly instructions and technical drawings.

Strong attention to detail and a passion for precision.

Clear communication skills and a team-first mindset.

Schedule & Pay

Hours:

Monday–Friday, 7:15 AM – 5:00 PM; occasional Saturdays (~6 hours).Starting pay: $18–$21 per hour, commensurate with experience.

College Park Industries is an Equal Opportunity Employer Proficiency Soldering